Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 21, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACK EDITI GRANTS PASS DAU.Y OOl'RlKIC "-■IL"1 ' L " And an Old One at That By L F. Van Z«dm AW, WHAPS THE * Wester« Ntwxyajrf U Plenty oí Proof tlie I'cople You know—-From G ckh I r l’as» < IG «tu» lost DOYLES LOST New Gates cord tire, lest be tween tirants Pass .im! AV.il.io Re ward for return to Ole’s Tire Shop. 63 VETERINARY SURGEON Xmas Suggestions Beads 8ilk Hose Kerchiefs Silk Gowns Neckwear Silk Combinations W*l»t« Silk CamiM>*o. Bex! Spreads llootkiir Caps Table Linen Wool Scarfs Towel» Wool Sweater* Ribbon» Kid Glovm Men’s Ties Silk Gloves Men’s Shirts Manicure Sets Used Car Bargains THE SAXON SIX .....„........... HOIMIK ...................... .. FORD TOURING UAH FORD TOURING ........ MAXWELL ......... ..... FORD TO11UNG ._...... DR. R. J. BE3TUL, Veterinarian. Residence 88 8 Washington boule vard. phone 39S-R. DENTISTS E. C. MACY. D. M p, nr»c-class deulatry. 10» 8, 6th St. MAKING MILK IN NEBRASKA Figures untatnea Probably Approxi mate Requirement» In Other Sec tions of West ffiVMI L\5 ANO MIUrH» L. O. CldiMENT, M D.. Practice (Prepared by th* Volt»«! Stat»« I Department limited to diseases ofayo. ear. nose of Agriceltur«.) and throat. Phone tti; Ros. 23»-J. Here Is «lint It cost». In labor an«l feed, to produce 100 pounds of market S. LUUQHRIDGE. M D : .: and Surgeon. City or country calls milk In eastern Nebraska: Winter, attended day or night. X-Ray par six months—concentrates, 41.2 pounds; lor, Dental X-Ray. Phones: Res. dry roughage. 1153 fummls; sllugn 369; offloe, 182. Sixth and H Sts and other succulent roughage, iKI.t) E. J. BILLIGE, M. D., Physician, sur faiunils; liedilliig. 11.1 pounds; human geon. Bcballhorn Blk. Phone 54-J; labor, 2 hours ; horse labor. 0.WI res. 1004 Lawnrldgs, phone 54-L. hour; hauling ami grinding concen- W. F. R1THEJR1X4RX)—Manual tho trates. >0.016; pilature, JO.UW; tidal raputlcs. Office over Western costs. except depreciation on cow». Unfon. Re«. 259-R; «Mflcx« 817-R >0.788; tlepres latlon on <s>wn, >0.018. summer »lx months—Concentrates, W. T. TOMPKINS. D. S. T. NerYons WANTED FOR SALB and chronic diseases. Office. Cflatrs 11 pounds; hauling and grinding con _Schmidt Bldfc. Phone 304-P. centrates. SO.tXM; dry roughage, 31.2 MODERN 7-rosrm home, elose in, lot WANTED—Odd jobs, such as light pounds; silage and other succulent RALPH W. STEARNS, M. D. Ph;. 50x100. CWeap tor quick sale. carpenter work, paintfoe. tree alelan and sur, =-non. X-Ray eqnlp- roughage, 20.3 pounds; pasture, gti.O.’»!; Inquire of owner. 411C 6t^ 25tf pruning, etc. N. A. House, 1210 ment. Offlco ta Masonic Temp!« human lalair, IU hour» ; hnrae labor, Eat D St. Phone 503-J. 63 WOOD FOR SAL®—Oak. >5,60; dry Bldg., phone 21-L. 6.0« hours; total coats except «lepre- pine, 12.T», and mmianlta, |3 75. elation on cows, F ».SWfi; depredation ATTORN EYB C. W lAmbrwht, Rfl. 1, it RANCH WANTED—Wanted. the I on cows, >0.084. boat highly productive Improved | IRRIGATED FARM—14« acres In 17- ’ ranch that six to ten thousand I H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. The work of determining the cost cash will buy. no inflations con-1 Practices la all State and Federal of producing milk In this section Bnots Valley, >100 per acre, water right free. 100 acres In rultfva-| sidered. no granite considered. '_ Courts. First National Bank Bldg. «•overs two ono-year fierlod». It was good legitimate proposition will be 1 g Hon. Address J. D. Wimer, Kerby. G. . W. OOLVIG, ARorney-at-law. begun by the bureau of animal Indus given prompt consideration. L Oregon. Granta Paas Blinking Co. Bldg. try. United States I »apartment of Ag R. Kaylotr, 301 Korbett Bldg.. 13.80 ACRES land, 5-room house 'Portland, Oregon. 70 B. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practices riculture, in co-operation with the <le- in all courts. First National Bank partment of «fairy husbandry of the dhteken homie, small barn, 38 fruit Bldg. University of Nebraska, In September, frees WT1! sell for price of honso. WANTED—Grocery or general mer chandise business. Exchange good ¡0. 3. BLANCHARD. Attorncy-at-lnw. 1917, discontinued at the cn«l of the Address E. E. Loben, Wolf CreeR. valley farm at fair valuation. Oregon 98 first year, nml resumed In September, Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. Owner. P. O. Box 214. Salem. Ore 1P19. The figure« reported were based SHORTHORN CATTLE. Du roc hogs C. A. SIDLER. Attorney-at-law. Ma gon. 6 4 on actual records obtained by regular Yeung bulls for sale. Cunningham sonic Temple, Grants Pass, Ore. Brae., Glendale. Ore. 7 4 WANTED—House work by woman GBO. H. DURHAM1, Attorney-at-law. monthly visits of 24 hours each to with 3-vear-old child (girl) for Referee In bankruptcy. Opera eight farms for two years, ami to 22 MAPLE, oak and pine, dry chunk other farms fbr one year. respectable family. Mrs. Elsie House Bldg. Phone 120-R. wood, 200 tiers, at New Hope, for Cole. R. F. D . Gold Hill. Ore. 68 The requirements for keeping the sale in one lot on the ground. Ad JAMES T. ÇH1NNVCK. Lawyer. average cow one year wore: t'oncen dress J. B. Ortlleb, Rd. 4, Grants WORK WANTED—By 17 year old First National Bank Building. Pass. 62 boy. Prefers working in Grants XL C. ’TOn'HT T j ' a yerj TLTffa IHdg. trntes, 1,32!) pound», hauling nml grind ing concentrates. >0.flt>; dry roughage. Pass, but can do all kinds of ranch Practice In all courts. FOR SALE—Price >1250, fourteen 4.275 pounds; silage and other succu labor. Phone 198-L, or call at acres improved land, good- four Sabin's old store. 66 V A »• AHLF. lawyer, practice In lent roughage, 8.51*11 pounds; pasture room house, barn. etc., seven acres state and federal courts. Office 822.01; bedding. 340 pounds; human bearing pears and peacbee. Write over National Dffit* Store. FOR EXCHANGE labor, 113.C hours; horse labor. 3.2 to P. F. Rogers, Hugo. Ore. 79 hours; other coats except depreciation FOR SALE—Ford one ton truck. , TEAM, harness and wagon, will ex on cows, S4A.3S; depreciation on cows, over drive, cab, body, top and side ; change for Ford touring car, must be in good condition. J. L. Taylor. >4.78. curtains, first clase condition 6 2 During the first winter nml summer >450 takas it. If you need a truck { Palace Hotel. the average Incomes from tnllk were now in your chance. Smith’s Ge-1 ACCOUNTANT rage. _ ___________ _56tf not sufficient to meet tlx- average costs. In the second yettr the Inimmes FOR. BALE—1921 Ford touring car AUDITING—Income tax, profit and were above the nvernge costs In both Just as good as new. but a lot less . loes and financial statements for seasons. The greater pen-ontnge of Partners, Corporations and Indi money. Smith's Garage. »«if vidual«. Ivan Livingston. Incor the year’s Im-dm«1 was re«-elre«l In the DRY WOOD FOR SALE—Pine porated Accountant. Phone 389. winter, hut the fee«l, pasture »nd bed r. >2.25 and >2.75; fir, >3.00; oak. ding cost.« •■xcee«lri| the ««immer costs laurel and manzanita chunk or ■ MISCELLANEOUS Rub Backache away with small stove wood, >3.50. J. L. Johnson, i trial bottle of old Rd. 1, Box 57. «2 | REPAIR SHOP—Steam fitting, pipe work plumbing, boiler and pump “St. Jacobs Oil.” BABY GRAND Chevrolet, almost new. work, installing. 505 South 6th St. perfect condition, to be sold re Phone 306. G. A. Bryan. Back hurt you? Cant straighten gardless of cost. Inquire Owl Bil liard Parlor. 63 BANKERS LIFE COMPANY—Des up without feeling sudden pains, sharp aches and twinges? Now listen! Moines, Iowa. Myron C. Gastou. That’s lumbago, sciatica or maybe HAVE A NUMBER of White '.«>x- District Agent. from a strain, and you’ll get relief the horn breeding cockerels of hlgn quality for aale. C. 8chaefars. WESTERN HOTEL DINING ROOM moment you rub your back with sooth penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil.” Rd. 2. 85 -—Regular meals. 40c. Board by ing, Nothing else takes out soreness, lame week. 7.50. Rooms 50c, 75c, >1. AM BOOKING ORDERS for baby and stiffness so quickly. You Special rates by »he week. 65 ness chicks. White and Brown Ix-ghom« simply rub it on your back and out and Barred Rocka for 1922 hate«. comes the pain. It is harmless and REAL ESTATE Also hatching eggs from heavy doesn't burn the skin. laying strain. 25 per cent deposit !. T. McKINSTRY, 6Û3 G St., phone Limber up! Don’t suffer! Get a on baby chicks is required. C. 255-R, real estate. Best of soils for small trial bottle of old, honest “St. Schaefers, Route 2. 85 Jacobs Oil” from any drug store, and I • frolt. • hay or i general farming. after using it just once, you’ll forget FINE HOME MADE MINCE MEAT. that you ever had backache, lumbago BUILDING <ONTIl.lt TORS 35c a 1b. Mrs. L. L. Sharp, or sciatica, because your back will 500-J-l. 61 HARPER i SON—Building contrac never hurt or cause any more misery. tors. Shop work, furniture crating. It never disappoint» and has been rec SPITZ APPLES for sale, 81 a box Shop »10 H St. Iles, phtne 142 ommended for 60 years. at the ranch. Rd. 2, Box 24, phono 602-F-21. 65 A. J. GREEN—General contractor. Estimates and plans made. Noth » Feed for Dairy Cows Should Be Care ARCHITECTS TABLE and chair, too small or too large. Shop walnut sideboard and wicker« ing fully Weighed. x 211 Sixth St. Phono 23-J. table at Babin’s old store, next to : bank,__________ 61 I TAXI by a gri-ntcr percentage I bun the w in ter receipts cxcee«le«l the summer re FOR SALE—At a bargain, one five house partly furnished. SOONER TAXI—l'hone 262-R for «■oom ceipts. Jitney Luke or Cutler. Call» an Good barn, wagon shed and three Although the figures ol«talnr«l show swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf lota, 1» L. Oste«-n, 105 Foundry what was r«-quire<l to produce milk for 87 PHONE 160—The Bonbonniere far ¡ street. the Omulia market under the system >9 if of dairy imimigeim-nt found In the »<•<■ 'MAN’S FI’R OVERCOAT—Russian . Taxi. wolf, for sale at a bargain. 615 WHITE LINE TAXI—Call Clemens tlon studied, nml probably approxi J street. 6 2 mate the requirements In similar be Drug Store, Phone 4 6-R. Resi- dence 381. calltles, It is ppinted out by the de Closed car. Prices FOR BALE— 16x16 army tent tor reasonable. W.G. White. 21tf partment thnf they, of course, «Io not 810. Just tho thing tor your 4U1 G STREET apply to «inLrying in sections where garage. Some 2x4'» and lxlfi’s, DBAYAGE AM) TRANSFER all widths. Phono 323-R. F. O. different <umlltlon« ami methods of Wilcox. 82 THE WORLD MOVES; ao do we. management prevail. 9 Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone Additional details of the record and bX>R BALK Fino splUenberg ap- 396; res. phones 171-It, 316-L. THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON work are combined In department Bul- ! ♦ plea at 100 West E . tr«-et. Com« coast railroad company letln !»72, ’’Unit Requirements for Pro- and see them Mrs. Miller, phone F. G. ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pi Time Card during Market Milk In Eastern Nr- H9-JC_or 240-R. _________ 61 anos, safes, furniture, moved, ship hrnskn,” recenfly l«sue«1 h.v the Unite«! ped, packed, stored. Phone 124 -rs; FOR RENT Stntra Department of Agriculture. Trains will run Mondays, WM dn > INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC < oples of th«« Imlletln may Im had by FOR RENT—Afalfa, Grain and days and Fridays Stock ranches with and without CONSERVATORY OF MLSTC—Mrs. Leave Grants Pass................ 1 P.M. addressing a re«iuest to th«- depart irrigation, or will sell at bargain 2 P.M. ment »1 Washington, I). C. Jas. M. Powers, piano; Mrs. Pearl Arrive Waters Creek. prices on long time «easy payments. .2:30 P.M Beveridge, voice. 423 Br Phone 1-J. Ixiave Waters Creek Ranches in Jackson and Josephine Arrive Grants Pass... 4 ___ , P.M, Whit’e ths Use? county, One ranch under ditch PROGRESSIVE PI AM) SCHOOL-- For Information regarding freight .Many a man has managed to live 3 miles from Grants Paas, on river. Clara Tuttle Fenton, 701 D Si., and passenger rates cal’ at the office Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners. Primary, intermediate, harmony, of the comr-frny, L'lndburg building, ninety years and then be forgotten Io pupil teachers’ course. Medford, Or-egon. 06tf or telephone 121. I n week. Household Appliances VV. CHILES trno.oo WMO.OO »150.00 Typnwrlter paper at Ihn Oourlar ————— we fix LEAKY pipe S^ ¡WITH EASE - AND OUR WORK IS BOUND TO please J C L HOBART COMPANY A top mióle here I.« an example of the »killvsl auto trimmer's art—It is perfori In <S-»lgii luul fit and ba built of I ho finest uiata-rlal. obtainable. Classified Advertising FURNITURE >2Ab.(M) «400.00 pjim.iH» 3'11» greatest skeptic ran hardly fall tn bs convinced by wldenca Ilka Illis. II la ini|ioa»lblo tn pruducs bet ter proof of merit Ilian th» teatliumiy of realdenta of ilranla I’aas. of p»opl« who can b«i a<«»n al any time. Ask your unlghbor! Will Young, carpsntxr, 212 2nd St.. Grant« P a »», says: “I nan recoin- mond Doan'» Kidney I’llla from ex perience. My kidney» were nut <»l order, my back ached at tlmna and I OOUM huriUv <lo anv Htooolng <M lifting My kldnnya acted too fr*- quontly and Irregularly. I raad <11 Doan'« Kidney 1'111» anil used them getting my supply nt Sabin's Dru| Store. Doan’a toon rid mn of ths aches »nd imliix and pul luy kldnoyi In good order.” Price 600. at all dealers Don't ■Imply »«k tor a khlnoy remedy gal Doan's Kidney I’Hls ths »ante that ' Mr. Young hail. T1>»t«r-Mllburti Co., Mfrs., liuffslo, N. Y. A u«-w lop from THIS .hop will luipnao jour «Ar'» npp<su-nn<-«< HAtl comfort. E»dmat«w, « te., k J»«II> «ubnilttrsk G. B. BERRY When a pip«« alari» to leak It should be attombsl to at once with expert skill, liy that we mean that you should gel next to a telephone and commuul- rato with us We’ll fix that pipe SO It will »lay flsed and we’ll charge you properly. B. S. Dedrick fill F Street Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage Ixsevr Grants Pass 1 p. in. lawir* Itaaa-lwirg t p. ni. Fare •3.00 One of Oregon's most scculc trips, fshortvwl route by W« «avo you tint«' anil money Ix-ivvt- Grant» I*«ss la-svc M«slf«»rrf 10:00 a. in. 11:00 a. Bl. 1:0O |>. ni. 1 :<M> |>. in. Dally anil Snndnj 4.45 |>. m. 4:S0 p. ni. Phono MA or ir><) Effective llorcvnber 17, 1021 We mniovt with »lag«v> for Aahlniid nn<l Jark-omvlll<- GRANTS PASS MEDFORD Stage URE AFC ATISFACTORY MANY NOVELTIES APPEAR AMONG PRETTY FURBELOWS FOLEY’S HONEY*"<*TAR For over 35 yearn a standard family cough medicine for chil dren and grown p.rsons that coutuiuu no opiates. £ccry usar ¡•a fritnti IN THE YELLOW PACKAGE T HE hnll'IiijH bring mit number less pretty furbelow» some of them presenting claims to useful- ness, many of them frankly frivolous and merely ornamental, but «II of them eiieluintlng. These accessorie« are beloved of the eternal fctnlnlne, for they add the telling touch of ele gance, or perhaps n hint of splrn«lor, to nppnrri that might be uninteresting without them. Thl particular season find« cmplm- sis put on strands,of beads, Imtiilenux mid nrmiinenfnl combs for Hie hair, shopping bag», earrings, bracelets, charms nml ornaments (t«i be worn on ribbons nnd cords), fans nn«l corsage Hower«. But these are only n f« «v of flic things made to enhance the beati fy or filcn-o the eyes of nomen who love to surround themselves with beauty. There are as ninny small fur nlshlngs that are ornamental ns there are dress necessaries. Among lings, he«i«l<M those nf leath er. there are very nt tractive ones of silver mesh, In several styles nml In numerable ribbon bags on metal or shell mounting«, or closed nml sus- fannied b.v ribbons. These ribbon lings are usually made nt home ami are of many degrees of richness, the stores providing ribbons ami mountings for I making them In great variety. Among bracelets there are bright-colored, flex ible novelties of bout« and of mother of pearl In color«. They arc made In sections llnke«! together with gold nml Inning gobi floral dcxlgn.s on th«' sections. Braided hands of »liver or strands of pcnrls with rhinestone clasp« are among the new bracelets. Bumleiiug for the luilr are ninile of ribbon, tinsel cord, Huy flower» nml rhinestone hands, nml there are many combs set with while or colored crys tals. Iltif the newest things In combs nrc those that are covered with «mail, brilliant feathers, like that shown In the picture. For enrsng«' ornaments large artificial flowers arc iiis «-<1 or grapes In gold or silver, and there are metallic and composition girdles In endless variety for wear with straight- line frocks. The most captivating of corsage flowers are those Unit conceal a liny box of compact fm’e powder, fur nished with a power puff, beneath their »tumens or petals. conuoMT rr vnrwt timtAru union QUICKEST BELIEF FOR HEAD COLDS Cold, and catarrh yield like magic to soothing, healing, antiseptic cream that penetrates through evety air pasxage and relieves swollen, Inflamed mem- branes of nose and throat. Your clog ged nostrils open right up and you ran breathe freely. Hawking ami snuffling -top. Don, t stay stuffeu up and miser able. Get a small hottie nf Ely’s Cream Ha m from your dnigght. Apply a Ittle In the nostrils ami get instant re- ief. MTIhons ernlonc tills remedy known for more than fifty years. Medford Iron Works Foundry ami Machine Shop Speciolbie In Mining wild Hawmill MncliiMry nml <>11 Contract Work I’. <1. Ilo» tosi Phone 40 ► 1.1.1 North Centrini St. Medford, Óre. f